Steeped in convict history and wild populations of wombats, Maria Island National Park is a car-free island sanctuary off Tasmania’s east coast. From the Painted Cliffs to the rocky heights of Bishop and Clerk, its trails offer some of the best coastal and mountain walking in the state.
Discover the raw beauty of Maria Island National Park, a car-free sanctuary off Tasmania’s east coast where dramatic coastlines meet rich convict history. From gentle, womb-spotting strolls through historic Darlington to challenging day-long summits up rugged mountain peaks, Maria Island offers some of Australia’s most spectacular and untouched bushwalking tracks.